Press Release SK Telecom (SKT) today announced that its metaverse platform 'ifland' simultaneously launched in 49 countries and regions throughout the world With the global launch of ifland, SKT will actively utilize K-pop content, develop attractive content with...
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George Koronias joins Acromove’s board of directors
Acromove, provider of the world’s first cloud computing solution designed specifically for the Edge, announced that George Koronias, one of Europe’s most successful leaders in the telecommunications and high technology sectors, has joined Acromove’s board of directors (BoD).
Grid Telecom to build a new cable landing station in Crete
Press Release Grid Telecom, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) of Greece, providing telecommunications services to national and international providers, announces its plan to build a new Cable Landing Station (CLS) on the...
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Capturing new opportunities in the subsea market
We spoke with Steve Roberts, VP Strategic Investments at EXA Infrastructure, about the company’s latest projects and its strategic approach to unlocking new markets in the subsea space
Connecting the Med with the IONIAN subsea system
Esther Garcés, CEO of Islalink sat down with Total Telecom to share more about the progress of the IONIAN cable project and what the system will mean for connectivity in the Mediterranean
EXA Infrastructure connects South-East and Western European digital networks via the Trans Adriatic Pipeline
Press Release EXA Infrastructure, the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America, and the Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG (TAP), part of the Southern Gas Corridor transporting natural gas from Azerbaijan to Europe, today unveiled...
5G and health applications: An unprecedented experiment carried out in the operating room of the Rennes University Hospital
Press Release 5G technology is opening up tremendous opportunities in healthcare. An unprecedented experiment was conducted today at the Rennes University Hospital in partnership with AMA, b<>com Nokia, Orange, and Philips: Simulating a surgical procedure in a...
South African spectrum bidders announced
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has announced that the long-delayed auction will take place from the 8th of March
OneWeb partners Clarus Networks in new distribution deal
The distribution partner agreement marks the next step in accelerating low earth orbit connectivity for construction, energy, and utilities
IBM spin off Kyndryl partners with Nokia to target enterprise market
The partners to focus on flexible, reliable, and secure LTE and 5G private wireless connectivity services for enterprise clients
CityFibre and BAI team up for private 5G in Sunderland
CityFibre’s full fibre network will help provide data capacity for the small cell network
Tech sovereignty debate takes the to the stars with €6bn EU satellite plan
The European Commission has approved plans to build a low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation, providing broadband services across the EU and challenging SpaceX’s Starlink
Vodafone, Juniper Networks, and Parallel Wireless plan multivendor RAN Intelligent Controller trial
RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC) technology is one of the most exciting elements of OpenRAN, allowing operators to manage network events and resources in near-real-time
Ericsson internal probe reveals firm may have paid off terrorists in Iraq
The company said that it had uncovered several breaches of compliance related to its Iraqi operations, including making payments for transport routes in terrorist-controlled territory
Ofcom: 1.1 million UK households struggling to pay for broadband
A new report from Ofcom shows that around 5% of households struggle to afford their home broadband service, with millions missing out on potential savings
Plans to save TIM from KKR takeover could include major job cuts
Sources suggest that the plans to fortify TIM’s financials, including the separation of its infrastructure and service units, could include up to 8,000 job cuts
Verizon spends latest $1bn green bond on renewable energy
The US operator’s Green Bond Impact Report shows that the funds raised have been entirely spent on virtual power purchase agreements, driving Verizon towards its goal of net zero carbon emissions
Grid Telecom brings the myth of Minoa up to date
Grid Telecom Greece has put Crete on the international broadband network map as it names its subsea fibre optic cables
Cosmote fined €9 million for mishandling cyberattack
The Greek data protection authority says Cosmote failed to uphold General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) standards following a data breach, including not informing customers of the extent of the incident
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